Solving logic puzzles is a popular recreational activity. The solution of a logic puzzle involves understanding and reasoning about the information provided. Diagrammatic logics have been shown to help people to understand and reason about logical information. In this paper we use spider diagrams, a visual logic based on Euler diagrams, to visualize logic problems. Furthermore, we reason with the diagrammatic representation both syntactically and semantically until we reach a solution. We present four example logic puzzles of varying diculty and produce their solutions in detail using spider diagrams. We suggest that the use of diagrams is helpful in their solution
The use of diagrams in mathematics has traditionally been restricted to guiding intuition and commun...
The use of diagrammatic logic as a reasoning mechanism to produce inferences on subsets of some univ...
We develop a reasoning system for an Euler diagram based visual logic, called spider diagrams of ord...
AbstractSpider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we de...
Diagrammatic reasoning can be described formally by a number of diagrammatic logics; spider diagrams...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
Spider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we describe a...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
This paper explores the question of what makes diagrammatic representa- tions effective for human lo...
AbstractSpider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we de...
Geared to complement UML and to the specification of large software systems by non-mathematicians, s...
Many visual languages based on Euler diagrams have emerged for expressing relationships between sets...
Euler diagrams have been used for centuries as a means for conveying logical statements in a simple,...
We apply the A¤ algorithm to guide a diagrammatic theorem proving tool. The algorithm requires a heu...
The use of diagrams in mathematics has traditionally been restricted to guiding intuition and commun...
The use of diagrammatic logic as a reasoning mechanism to produce inferences on subsets of some univ...
We develop a reasoning system for an Euler diagram based visual logic, called spider diagrams of ord...
AbstractSpider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we de...
Diagrammatic reasoning can be described formally by a number of diagrammatic logics; spider diagrams...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
Spider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we describe a...
Spider diagrams combine and extend Venn diagrams and Euler circles to express constraints on sets an...
This paper explores the question of what makes diagrammatic representa- tions effective for human lo...
AbstractSpider diagrams are a visual notation for expressing logical statements. In this paper we de...
Geared to complement UML and to the specification of large software systems by non-mathematicians, s...
Many visual languages based on Euler diagrams have emerged for expressing relationships between sets...
Euler diagrams have been used for centuries as a means for conveying logical statements in a simple,...
We apply the A¤ algorithm to guide a diagrammatic theorem proving tool. The algorithm requires a heu...
The use of diagrams in mathematics has traditionally been restricted to guiding intuition and commun...
The use of diagrammatic logic as a reasoning mechanism to produce inferences on subsets of some univ...
We develop a reasoning system for an Euler diagram based visual logic, called spider diagrams of ord...